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Tine Build System: A Buck2-Based Approach for Cryptographically Verifiable OS Builds

#build system#reproducible builds#sboms

The tine build system is a Buck2-based solution designed for cryptographically verifiable operating system builds with hermetic, reproducible workflows. It addresses requirements for minimal host dependencies, package pinning, and SBOM compatibility while overcoming limitations of existing tools like mkosi and BuildStream.

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